This is an R Markdown document themed with {bslib}
package. {bslib} makes it easy to customize the main
colors and fonts of a html_document, flexdashboard::flex_dashboard,
shiny::fluidPage(),
or more generally any website that uses Bootstrap for styling. The
theme parameter in the yaml front-matter of this Rmd
document describes a bslib::bs_theme()
object, which provides access to 100s of theming
options (via its ... argument) in addition to the main
options demonstrated here (e.g., bg, fg,
primary, etc).
This particular example uses {bslib}’s default Bootstrap
version (which, at the time of writing, is Bootstrap 5). However, if
reproducibility is important, it’s recommended that you “lock-in” the
version by adding version: 5 to the theme
definition.
When running this document with {thematic}
installed, the thematic::thematic_rmd(font = "auto")
effectively translates theme (CSS) settings to new global
theming defaults for {ggplot2}, {lattice}, and
{base} R graphics:
## Error : The fig.showtext code chunk option must be TRUE
## `geom_smooth()` using method = 'loess' and formula = 'y ~ x'
Pie_Data<-count(iris,Species)
plotly::plot_ly(data=Pie_Data,values=~n,labels=~factor(Species),
marker=list(colors=c("lightblue","blue","darksalmon")),
type="pie") %>% layout(title="Random Dataset")
Pie_Data<-count(iris,Species)
plotly::plot_ly(data=Pie_Data,values=~n,labels=~factor(Species),
marker=list(colors=c("steelblue","red","darksalmon")),
type="pie") %>% layout(title="Random Dataset")